The Political Graveyard: Lewis County, N.Y. (original) (raw)
Democratic Party chairs in Lewis County (incomplete!):Frederick S. Easton, Jr., as of 1910 — Peter McGovern, as of 1927-32 — William L. Easton, as of 1936 — Edward C. Owens, as of 1939-42 — Louis C. Britton, as of 1955 — Harold N. Lomber, as of 1965
Republican Party chairs in Lewis County (incomplete!):Frank C. Wisner, as of 1910 — Clarence E. Putnam, as of 1927-29 — Perry G. Williams, as of 1932 — Fred A. Young, as of 1939-42 — J. Robert Lynch, as of 1955
Lewis County Delegates
to National Party Conventions
Democratic National Conventions:  1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Dewitt C. West 1876, St. Louis: Dewitt C. West 1912, Baltimore: G. Henry P. Gould 1916, St. Louis: Harry P. Gould 1920, San Francisco: Harry P. Gould 1924, New York: Peter McGovern 1932, Chicago: Peter McGovern 1936, Philadelphia: William L. Easton 1940, Chicago: Edward C. Owens 1944, Chicago: Thomas A. Lynch 1956, Chicago: Louis C. Britton 1964, Atlantic City: Louis C. Britton 1972, Miami Beach: Edgar M. Miller 1984, San Francisco: Miracyl Damon |
Republican National Conventions: 1856, Philadelphia: David Algur 1860, Chicago: Hiram Porter 1872, Philadelphia: John C. Wright 1884, Chicago: A. M. Lampher —R. J. Richardson 1892, Minneapolis: Martin R. Lefevre —V. Lansing Waters 1896, St. Louis: V. Lansing Waters 1900, Philadelphia: William H. Johnson 1904, Chicago: John S. Koster 1908, Chicago: C. Fred Boshart 1912, Chicago: Perry G. Williams 1916, Chicago: Henry L. Grant 1920, Chicago: Perry G. Williams 1924, Cleveland: John D. Dence 1928, Kansas City: Perry G. Williams 1932, Chicago: Harold J. Richardson 1936, Cleveland: Perry G. Williams 1940, Philadelphia: D. B. Carey 1944, Chicago: Fred A. Young 1948, Philadelphia: Fred A. Young 1952, Chicago: Dwight N. Dudo 1956, San Francisco: J. Robert Lynch 1960, Chicago: Lawrence C. Byrnes 1964, San Francisco: Francis P. Mangan —Fred A. Young 1972, Miami Beach: Mark T. Colvin |
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